The National tribune., 1887-12-15
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SHASTON-JOhn 3. Stanton, Ssth Ohio died Oct
IL at Nevada, Mo-, aged AZ years. He was buried
by Gen. Joe Bailey Post, of which he was n menu
ber
CANPBELL.-R. g. Campbell, Surgeon OF Gen,
Joe Bailey Post, No 20, died at Sheldon. No., Nov
5, aged 42 years. He served in the 7Oth Ohio
PLACE.-IsaRc w. Place 10Th H., died at his
home near Nevada, Mo-, Nov. "a He was 50 years
of age.
DEBILLIERs.-Capt Henry Debilliers died at hs
home, Warwick, Vernon County Mo-, Iast month.
He served in . Kansas regiment during the war aud
was gallant soldier, and man highly respected
THoMPsox-Capt NJ b. Thompson. 18th I'M.
died Nov. 30 at his home in Urbana, H. very sud-
denly. He was born in Indiana In 1Sa3, and entered
the service among the first OF the volunteers of 1881
He was very soon promoted to Lieutenant. and
after the war became prominent in civil life. He
was one of the foremost among the Grand Army
men IN Illinois, and at his death State Senator
of that State. Three Posts attended his funeral
FLEcK.-B. j. Fleek. list Pa, was killed Nov
near Chico Butte, Cal, by The accidental dischargg
of rifle which he was taking from a wagon. Ha
was made a prisoner at Balls Bluff, and was foF
more than a year confined az Libby and after his
exchange was discharged for disability, later
ing IN the l2lst Pa. ln the old Sixth Corps, but
again re-enlisted in the summer of that same yeaE
in the 10th Pa and served until the end OF the war
Acknowledgements Hovel. Co @, 18th ". j. died
last month at Los Angeles, Cal.
GOODMAN. II. Goodman, Co @, LIST battaliOA
Colo. Cav, died Nov % at san BernardinO, Cal
He was a member of Frank BARTLETT Post Depart
ment of California.
AUsrIs.-Capt. John r. Austin, 90. G, I'd AIass
Cav, died Nov. % at st. Andrews Bay, Fla. He waa
native OF Maine, and a sufferer from disease con-
traeted in She war He moved year ago To Florida.
lie leaves wife and children.
JESKxs-Daniel b. Jenkes, Co. T. 23d Ohio, who
was "a years of age, died Nov n In the inhrmary
OF Ashland County, at Hayesvilie, o. Prior TO his
service in the army he had been a minister OF the
MethOdiest church, but in his later years misfortune
overlook him and forced him TO resort to the in-
Urinary. Several years ago his comrades Of ARM
strong Post, Of that place. secured the papers
move him to the Soldiers Home at DAYTON but IA
haU with tr.h he uaslf To-
main where he was, near his old home.
CowGuL.-DeWitt Clinton Cowgirl died Nov. 30
three children. During the war he served in Co.
G.. 4lst H., from which he discharged for dis
ability and in later years police officer in De-
catur He was a member Of Dunham Post, No. Et,
Department. Of Illinois, which Post conducted hia
funeral.
geant. .Eo. f. Sd VIA. died last month az Fountain
City, Wis, aged nearly So years. He had suffered
more than two years from disease incurred during
and noble hearted veteran, loved and respected By
all his comrades.
BUsHMAN.-Georgs W. Bushman, Co. r, ll5Gh
Ohio. died Dec. 3 at Plymouth, Ind. He was a
member Of Miles H. Tibbets Post and was buried
by his comrades.
WmLIAMs-Charles Williams OF Kit Carson Post
Department of the Potomac died i'm this city Dec
5, and was buried by members of his and Other
Posts in the city. During the war he was the Color
SeTgcant Of the 26d ~ j.. and aiterward served in
LEArHERs.-I4aae Ieaihers. Co. T.. 87th lows, (ths
famous "Grcybeard Tegiment,') died Nov Is as
Belle Plain, Iowa. in his s6th year. lie Yves
tive member of John Il. Hancock Post, No. 3t4, De-
partmeut of Iowa.
BRaNsOM-David Bransom, Go. b, 9th Kan. Cav.
died at Cswego. Kan, Dec. 2, aged 90 yeErs.
DASfELs.-C. K. Daniels, late lst Wis, died asf
October at Black Jack. Kan.
KOEENER.-Lieut. Eugene G. Koerner. 6lst Pa.
died recently in Philadelphia. He badly
wounded at the assault and capture Of Marye's
Hights by the Sixth Corps. May 3, 1868, and died
from the result of hts wounds.
LTk-~us - a. FfnuUn NNaNl
". (Ind also OF the Signal Corps during the war;
died Aassena Springs, y. V, in October last.
He was n member of the famous 9TH n. y. militia
In Is6l, In its advent into Washington, and was
commissioned before the close of his service witk
that regiment. For many years he resided In
Chicago.